‘Plugins’ Videos
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Mahadev Subedi: How You Can Secure Your WordPress Site Against Hackers
WordCamp Nepal 2014Speaker: Mahadev SubediMarch 20, 2015 — How you can secure your WordPress site against hackers
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Ryszard Dałkowski: Życie jest trudną sztuką wyboru!
WordCamp Warsaw 2014Speaker: Ryszard DałkowskiMarch 18, 2015 — Chcę mieć stronę w sieci. I chcę ją robić sam. I może kiedyś na niej zarabiać. Wybieram WordPress. Tyle wiem. Ale co dalej? Gdzie i w jaki sposób ją uruchomię – hosting czy chmura, serwer czy serwis? Od razu duży czy całkiem mały? Co będzie dalej? Co wybrać? Jak żyć? Scenariusz ze slajdów przeprowadzi nas przez żywy pokaz, który pozwoli znaleźć odpowiedzi, poznać konsekwencje i ślepe uliczki naszych wyborów. Dla Ciebie i Twojej firmy.
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Rina Chhadwa: WordPress for Newbies
WordCamp Mumbai 2014Speaker: Rina ChhadwaMarch 9, 2015 — This session is targeted towards introducing WordPress to newbies.
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Adam Soucie: Leveling Up: How to Go From Beginner to Boss Using WordPress
WordCamp Orlando 2014Speaker: Adam SoucieMarch 9, 2015 — Orlando-based WordPress developer Adam Soucie will share his story on how two years ago he quit his job in sales to follow a career in web development and provide the road map for how you can find similar success using WordPress as your vehicle.
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Devin Price: Optimizing Your WordPress Site For Speed
WordCamp San Antonio 2015Speaker: Devin PriceMarch 8, 2015 — Site speed is incredibly important, but it’s often neglected in the WordPress world. This talk discusses tools to evaluate page performance and techniques to help speed your WordPress site up. Speed isn’t just about fast hosting, it’s also good design decisions and plugin choices. The talk covers a number of easy to implement suggestions for any site owner, and then briefly cover some advanced developer techniques for writing efficient front-end code.
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Kathryn Presner: Passionate About Plugins and Wild For Widgets Workshop
WordCamp Maui 2015Speaker: Kathryn PresnerMarch 8, 2015 — The huge range of over 35,000 community-contributed plugins is one of the most valuable features of WordPress.org. But how do you determine what’s a safe and effective plugin without being overwhelmed by choice? In this session we’ll look at when to use a plugin and clarify the difference between widgets and plugins. We’ll discuss how to make an informed decision about which plugin to use – and explore how to
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Matt Cohen: Finding the WordPress Cookie Monster
WordCamp Cape Town 2014Speaker: Matt CohenMarch 7, 2015 — Exploring the science behind irresistible WordPress products and services, and how to achieve results (almost) every time.
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Narayan Koirala and Mahadev Subedi: Practical Guide to Securing WordPress
WordCamp Nepal 2014Speakers: Narayan Koirala, Mahadev SubediMarch 7, 2015 — Practical Guide to Securing WordPress
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Taylor Lovett: Modernizing WordPress Search with Elasticsearch
WordCamp Paris 2015Speaker: Taylor LovettMarch 2, 2015 — WordPress search is notoriously lacking. Why? MySQL is not search optimized. Elasticsearch is a scalable database that when coupled with WordPress produces extremely powerful results.
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Maxime Bernard-Jacquet : Cas concrets d’utilisation d’ACF dans des projets de toute envergure
WordCamp Paris 2015Speaker: Maxime Bernard-JacquetFebruary 28, 2015 — ACF est-il un outil d’appoint ou une réelle technologie permettant de transformer WordPress en CMS ? Nous le découvrirons via une étude de différents cas, sur des projets de petites à grande envergure tout en gardant à l’esprit l’objectif principal : augmenter les possibilités de WordPress sans complexifier l’interface d’administration. Bonnes pratiques, bonnes idées. Utilisation des champs avancés (Répéteur, Flexible, Relationnels) pour faire face à tous vos besoins et ceux des clients.
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